With the new stuff they are putting out, it just boggles my mind why a company keeps trying to move forward with new stuff without solving what they have already done. There are people screaming for these, yet they can't seem to get their production straight.
So sad from a really promising company - I really want to see them succeed, but this is not the way to go.
Hmm these are nice but very expensive Northstar in the UK has the Nurgle like ones and it comes to £40+ to make a unit of resin GW knock offs. Supply is rather patchy as well surely it would have been better to do them in metal as the customer base to support true plastic is just not there yet. Slightly off topic but I said when fine cast came out that the other manufacturers would try switching to resin as well seems I was right.
its resin but it feels more like plastic, you wont notice the difference.
£40+ huh? That is expensive.Originally Posted by Jim Bowen
I know that in the United States, there are some stores that sell these Warcast kits, but they all sell them with a markup. If you are interested, you should buy them direct from avatars of war. They sell for €35 plus €5 flat rate shipping on the whole order; or about £32 for one box, £60 for two.
Seriously?? GW were actually a long long way behind the pack in terms of resin. Other manufacturers have been making resin models for years and years. This is not AoW copying GW, this is another company using a standard material that has been in the industry for a long time and (just like everyone else) doing it a LOT better than GW. My set had no bubbles or miscasts in it at all.
This was posted late last night where I live. So it'll probably be another day still before they're available.
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